Mac mini: Forget M3; Apple is bringing a better version soon
Apple's M3 Mac lineup is almost complete, as the company might be planning to skip an M3 Mac mini in favor of a better M4 Mac mini.
Source: bgr.com
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Waiting for an M3 Mac mini or Mac Pro? You're probably wasting your time, Apple's all about those M4 chips instead
Apple isnt expected to update its Mac mini or Mac Pro lineups with M3 chips, leaving buyers to wait for M4 versions instead.
Source: imore.com
Apple said to launch M4 Mac mini in late 2024 or early 2025, skipping M3
Apple could completely skip the M3 generation for some Macs, most notably the Mac mini, launching a new M4 Mac mini as soon as this year…
Source: macdailynews.com
Apple's Mac Mini to leapfrog to M4 chips later this year
Apple appears to be planning to skip an M3 revision to the Mac mini in favor of a more significant update featuring the M4 chip.
Source: appleinsider.com
Why Millions Of MacBook Pro Users Should Avoid Apple's Latest Update
Will Apples latest macOS update cause problems on your Mac?
Source: forbes.com
MacBook M4: Rumored specs, release date speculation and more
Apple is working on a new generation of M4 MacBooks, and AI is likely to be a central focus. Heres everything you need to know about whats next for the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro.
Source: tomsguide.com
Here's every M4 Mac Apple is going to release in 2024/5 — the next generation of Apple silicon is closer than you think
News of Apples M4 chip development has revealed exactly which Macs we can expect from the company and when.
Source: imore.com
Apple M4 chip: Everything you need to know
2024 could herald the first wave of M4 Macs, what do we know about the next generation of Apple silicon?
Source: imore.com
Apple's New M4 Chip Is Expected to Be All About AI
Apple is reportedly about to produce the M4, the company's latest M-series chip. M4 is apparently all about AI, but what does that actually mean for the company's plans?
Source: lifehacker.com